Au-delà du vibe coding : comment les non-développeurs construisent des applications métier qui durent
Giving business teams AI tools is easy. Helping them build applications that can be deployed, used, and maintained is harder. On Friday afternoon, Sophie described an app to an AI. Three weeks later, forty colleagues relied on it. On Tuesday morning, IT shut it down. Nobody got hacked and nobody did anything wrong. The same story could play out in any company where business teams can now build their own tools. Why AI-built business apps fail, and how non-developers can build ones that last On Friday afternoon, Sophie described an app to an AI. Three weeks later, forty colleagues relied on it. On Tuesday morning, IT shut it down. Nobody got hacked and nobody did anything wrong. The same story could play out in any company where business teams can now build their own tools. Through Sophie's story, told twice, Adrien Maret shows why generating code has become the easy part, and what non-developers and IT teams need to build apps that remain operational a year later, without slowing anyone down or putting the company at risk.
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Adrien Maret Founder and CTO 
